I took these today, thankfully my camera captured what I was surprised to see as I approached the tower from the south. The way the glass on this project captures light from reflections is beautiful:
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I agree, today the lighting gave a great opportunity to capture a different reflection off the glass. Here’s mine from around 6:15pm, the hazy sky filtered the sunlight in a way to produce a shine with pink hues off the glass.

If you look closely the orange sun is reflected off the champagne cladding too.

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PL1 said:
I know you're at least half kidding, but The One might be within 1.9km of the heliport at St Mike's, which would make it illegal to fly a drone there.
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Hrmm....What is the max distance from such a thing? I have never flown one or looked into it.
With that being said, wouldn't some of the drone videos posted in other threads along the rail corridor be subject to that same 1.9km, which I would think is within range?
You have peaked my curiosity!
 
tstormers said:
Hrmm....What is the max distance from such a thing? I have never flown one or looked into it.
With that being said, wouldn't some of the drone videos posted in other threads along the rail corridor be subject to that same 1.9km, which I would think is within range?
You have peaked my curiosity!
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Off topic, but Transport Canada's page links the regulations. Fun fact: you are considered a pilot if operating a drone, so cannot have consumed alcohol within 12 h.

Flying your drone safely and legally

How to fly a drone legally and safely in Canada
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